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I admire you for your affordable Coffee prices in Portugal. In Switzerland (7 CHF) and in Munich (5 Euro) Pricetags for a cup of coffee get you into the poorhouse.

I've been around.... I know and agree. In PT coffee is an human right 😂

I guess there are still places around Italy where an espresso is one Euro for locals. Touching this prices would mean civil war for Italians..

You have to get your priorities right 😎☕🍺🍷

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Here where I am in Italy, before Covid I would pay 0.7€ for an espresso (not seated, for us often there's difference in price if you seat on a table). Now average is 1,1€ .. I felt ripped. Since it reached 1€ stopped taking 5/6 coffee outside, reduced to almost 2/3 week max. Buying better quality coffee grains for home now, stacking more sats. "Coffee is a human right.." Si, #YESTR #coffeechain

Lol, just commented about it ahah

Still just a quarter of what you pay in Germany

For probably a quarter of the taste.. 😅

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